THE CATHOLIC HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF IRELAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE ORGANISED BY THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT, NUI MAYNOOTH. Friday 2 November

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1 THE CATHOLIC HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF IRELAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE ORGANISED BY THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT, NUI MAYNOOTH 2-3 November 2012 Venue: Iontas building (North campus), National University of Ireland Maynooth, County Kildare Session one 10am am am 11.00am-11.30am Registration and coffee Friday 2 November Damian Bracken (University College Cork) Christian Ireland and Papal-Imperial Rome on the Hereford world -map (c. Diarmuid Scully (University College Cork) The Schottenklöster and the Reich: the role of Salian and Staufer patronage in the development of the Irish Benedictine monasteries of Diarmaid Ó Riain (Trinity College Dublin) Session two pm pm pm John McCafferty (University College Dublin) 'Luke Wadding and the Breviary of Urban VIII: a case study of the book trade between Rome, the Low Countries and the Spanish Empire Benjamin Hazard (Independent scholar) Lunch Session three pm pm pm Irish officers and churchmen in the Austro- Dagmar Ó Riain-Raedel Imperial strategic elite, c Declan Downey (University College Dublin) Tadhg Ó hannracháin (University College Dublin)

2 pm Session four pm pm an eighteenth-century I rish Orla Power (NUI Galway) Igor Pérez Tostado (Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Seville) pm pm - Óscar Recio Morales (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) City (1788-c.1797): Empire, medicine and the Fiona Clark pm Launch of Archivium Hibernicum Centenary issue Session five 7.30pm Session one am am Keynote lecture 'The Catholic Church, Ireland, and the British Empire in the long nineteenth century' Rev Dr Oliver J. Rafferty S.J.(Heythrop College, University of London) SATURDAY 3 NOVEMBER 2012 beginning and end of Empire: the Presbyterian contribution in T. Jack Thompson (University of Edinburgh) The two empires of William Monsell Matthew Potter (Limerick City Council/Mary Immaculate College, Limerick) am Session two am am Angela Byrne (IRCHSS postdoctoral research fellow, NUI Maynooth) The Dublin University Mission for God and Empire? The extension of Sarah Hunter (PhD student, Trinity College Dublin)

3 Session three pm pm The Irish for eign missions in Afr ica: garden or battlefield? Fiona Bateman (National University of Ireland Galway) - British Empire pm Lunch Session four pm Keynote lecture s Empire: the Roman Catholic Church in the Anglo-World, Colin Barr (Ave Maria University, Florida) pm Session five pm pm Empire in the mid- Róisín Healy (National University of Ireland Galway) From middle to working class church: the Irish influence on the Catholic Church empire in the United States' Gerard Moran (National University of Ireland Maynooth) 4.30pm-5.00pm 5.15pm E C Closing remarks

4 REGISTRATION & FURTHER INFORMATION ORGANISATION The conference is hosted by the Catholic Historical Society of Ireland (est. 1911) and organised by the Department of History, National University of Ireland Maynooth. LOCATION The conference takes place in the Iontas Building which is located on the north campus at the National University of Ireland Maynooth (no. 41 on the NUIM campus map): see GETTING TO M AYNOOTH RAIL: Maynooth lies on the Western Suburban railway line which serves three city centre stations (Pearse Station, Tara Street and Connolly Station) and the following suburban stations: Drumcondra, Broombridge, Ashtown, Phoenix Park, Castleknock, Coolmine, Clonsilla, Leixlip Coffey and Leixlip Louisa Bridge. For times and prices, see the Irish Rail website. BUS: Maynooth is served by two Dublin Bus routes, the 66 and the 67. Both depart from Pearse Steet in Dublin City Centre and run frequent services to Maynooth. There is also a 66x express service to and from Maynooth. To get further information on these routes, including price and times, please visit the Dublin Bus website. These buses do not operate late at night; however, Maynooth is connected to Dublin via the Nitelink bus service. CAR: Travelling to Maynooth by car from Dublin, take the N4/M4 heading west out of the city and leave the M4 at Exit 7. Travelling from the airport, follow signs for the M50 (southbound), leave the M50 at Junction 7 (signposted Galway, Sligo & Westport) and join the N4.M4, continuing to Exit 7 (Maynooth). PARKING: The university operates a permit parking system and vehicles that park in the zoned areas without an appropriate permit (available to staff and students) are liable to be clamped. Pay and display areas are available on campus for vehicles without a permit. The zoned areas are usually enforced Monday to Friday from 08:30 to 17: See signs on campus for terms associated with specific parking zones. ACCOMM ODATION Accommodation is available on-campus, in Maynooth town or in Dublin. Those wishing to book accommodation on campus should contact the Conference and Accommodation Office ( Tel: reservations@maynoothcampus.com). It is advisable to book early to avoid disappointment. For those who wish to stay off campus, the Glenroyal Hotel ( Tel: info@glenroyal.ie) is nearby. Bed and fast accommodation is available in Maynooth and in local towns. Further information can be found via the Discover Ireland website or via the County Kildare Tourism website. REFRESHM ENTS A light lunch, tea and coffee (included in the registration fee) will be provided for those attending the conference on both Friday 2 November and Saturday 3 November. Food may also be purchased from the shops/restaurants on campus and in the numerous pubs, bars, cafes, and restaurants in Maynooth town. REGISTRATION Advanced registration is recommended. Please complete and submit the attached registration form, together with registration fee (cheque or bank draft payable to NUI Maynooth), to the History Department, 53B Rhetoric House, National University of Ireland Maynooth, Maynooth, County Kildare, Republic of Ireland. Full conference registration fee: One-day conference registration fee: For further information please contact Professor Marian Lyons Department of History, NUI Maynooth, Maynooth, County Kildare, Republic of Ireland. Tel +353 (0) history.department@nuim.ie Website:

5 CATHOLIC HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF IRELAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE (2012) REGISTRATION FORM PLEASE COMPLETE THIS FORM IN BLOCK CAPITAL LETTERS AND SUBMIT WITH THE APPROPRIATE BOOKING FEE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY (details below) BY 29 OCTOBER 2012 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEES (including tea/coffee & lunch): Full conference rson One-day rate Please tick the relevant box(es) Full conference One-day registration Number of attendees: Payment in euro only) Payment method: (Cheque/Bank draft) DELEGATE REGISTRATION DETAILS: First Names(s): Surname(s): or Postal Address(es) TelephoneNumber(s): Institutional affiliation/position (if any) Dietary or other requirements: Booking Information Please send this completed registration form as an attachment to or by post to Department of History, 53B Rhetoric House, South Campus, NUI Maynooth, Maynooth, County Kildare by 29 October Cheques and bank drafts. Please do not send cash via the post. Places will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis for the conference. Payment of conference registration fee must be received to guarantee a booking. Receipt of payment will be acknowledged by unless otherwise requested. Refunds for cancelled bookings will not be paid.